Professor Kara Swanson, a leading authority on the intersections of intellectual property, gender and sexuality, and the history of science and technology, has been selected for three fellowships during 2023–2024. Most of her time will be spent working on her forthcoming book, Inventing Citizens: Race, Gender, and the US Patent System.
It’s been a banner year for our prolific faculty. From Professor Margaret Burnham’s award-winning By Hands Now Known: Jim Crow’s Legal Executioners to the brilliant books we share here, our faculty are making an impact on the world.
Spring 2023 Lectures, Conferences and More
Connor Cox ’23 came to Northeastern Law armed with an undergraduate degree in political science and an interest in public policy.
News and Updates from Graduates
Generative AI is disrupting business as usual for lawyers. Get used to it, experts say.
Ben Weinberg ’90 harnesses the power of collective pro bono to create systemic change
Northeastern Law students are finding many options for what to do with their law degrees, as an ever-wider array of opportunities are pursued by our diverse student body.
Graduates reflect on the paths — sometimes winding, sometimes direct — that led them to champion environmental and climate justice
Compensation to redress the wrongs of slavery is gaining momentum, but determining who will pay how much to whom is complicated.
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